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Indexlet

Indexlet is a lightweight, flat-file directory viewer designed to turn static file server into a beautiful, navigable interface. No database required, just drop it in and start browsing.

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What is Indexlet?

Indexlet is a lightweight, flat-file directory viewer designed to turn static file server into a beautiful, navigable interface. No database required, just drop it in and start browsing.

Responsive Grid View

Switch between a traditional list and a modern, thumbnail grid layout. Perfect for viewing galleries, assets, and design systems at a glance.

Mismatch Extension Detection

Keep your file integrity in check. Indexlet will automatically flag files where the content may not match the file extension name, helping you spot corrupted data or masked files instantly.

Built-in JSON Viewer

View, collapse, and search through structured data directly in the built-in JSON viewer and easy to read formatting.

Automatic README Rendering

Need to add a README to one of the directories in your Indexlet instance? You can by adding a _readme.md file, if present, it'll be automatically rendered at the top of the file listing.

Built on Deno

Indexlet is proudly built on Deno, leveraging its modern runtime for a more secure, high-performance experience. By using Deno's native permission system and no-node_modules philosophy, Indexlet stays fast, light, and easy to deploy without the overhead of a traditional server-side environment.

Free and Open Source

Proud to be open source software, licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, ensuring that the spirit of Indexlet remains intact, prevent vendor-lockin, promote transparency, and foster collaboration.